30 Second Tech – Enable/Disable Autocorrect Across Devices Android/iOS/Mac/Windows

 

Why would you want to enable or disable autocorrection?
Autocorrection can be helpful for avoiding typos, but it might also be frustrating if it changes words you don’t want altered. Adjusting autocorrection settings lets you type your way.

Quick Step-by-Step Instructions

Android

1. Go to Settings > System or General Management.
2. Select Language & Input > On-Screen Keyboard.
3. Tap your keyboard (e.g., Gboard), then select Text Correction.
4. Toggle Autocorrect on or off.

iOS

1. Open Settings > General.
2. Go to Keyboard.
3. Toggle Autocorrect on or off.

Mac

1. Open System Preferences > Keyboard.
2. Go to the Text tab.
3. Check or uncheck Correct Spelling Automatically.

Windows

1. Go to Settings > Devices.
2. Click Typing in the left menu.
3. Under Spelling, toggle Autocorrect Misspelled Words on or off.

Quick Tip

Experiment with autocorrect settings to find the perfect balance between speed and accuracy for your typing style.

If you have any further thoughts or questions, please leave them below in the comment section.

Support Techcratic

If you find value in Techcratic’s insights and articles, consider supporting us with Bitcoin. Your support helps me, as a solo operator, continue delivering high-quality content while managing all the technical aspects, from server maintenance to blog writing, future updates, and improvements. Support innovation! Thank you.

Bitcoin Address:

bc1qlszw7elx2qahjwvaryh0tkgg8y68enw30gpvge

Please verify this address before sending funds.

Bitcoin QR Code

Simply scan the QR code below to support Techcratic.

Please read the Privacy and Security Disclaimer on how Techcratic handles your support.

Disclaimer: As an Amazon Associate, Techcratic may earn from qualifying purchases.